Sister takes legal action against brother after he gives family heirloom diamond necklace meant for her, to his fiancée: ‘She is family now. Don’t be petty’

The process of divvying up family heirlooms during will readings after a loved one has passed is one of the main reasons why families having falling outs. This might speak to the material hedonism we see so much of in the 21st century, but a shiny diamond necklace does numbers on folks looking to make a quick buck or impress their partners.

The Reddit story you're about to read is not about the original poster's (OP's) material flaw, but rather her brother's. She mentions that her family has a tradition where a special diamond necklace is passed down to the first daughter in the family. The OP expected this necklace to go to her, but her brother suspiciously stated that before their grandmother passed, she said he should have it instead. The OP is suspicious of this sudden change of heart, and even more so when she sees her future sister-in-law sporting the diamon necklace on social media. Scroll to read.

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